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Terry Mallow

I use a slab clay process and glass to create unstructured, imperfect, one-of-a-kind pieces. I add glass for the second firing with the glaze at cone 6, which creates the memorizing melted glass.

Roberta & William Manly

We make handcrafted jewelry with flameworked and fused glass, enamel, silver, copper, and semi-precious stones. Flameworked glass is a medium increasingly appearing in our work. We value the gorgeous color palate of opaque, transparent and reactive glass available today, as well as its decorative...

Toni & Jay Mann

We create fun and functional claywork, mostly based on animal and plant life.

Gail Markiewicz

My fourth grade teacher asked each of us what we wanted to be when we grew up and without hesitation I decided that I would become an artist. As the years passed my convictions only grew stronger.  It seemed it was not only a vocation, but some inner calling that I could not deviate from. After...
Brianna

Robin Marsh

My process is an acid etch technique, primarily used in making jewelry. I work with mainly copper for its beauty and richness. All of my framed pieces are mounted to the outside of the glass. It is an optical illusion which allows for a tactile experience. Living where I do, I am drawn to Florida...

Scott and Jenny Martin

Our designs emphasize vivid eye catching custom made glazes. We imbue each form with a soft subtle motion inspired by water and waves. We make both large scale decorative vases and wall art, as well as high end unique functional wares. The appreciation for symmetry and line is present in every...

Bob and Mark Matthews

"I combine metals such as copper, brass, aluminum, steel and stainless steel with lacquer, patinas, and other processes to create three-dimensional wall sculptures, most are free form, some framed".

Shirley McCaffrey

Brass, copper, patina. Welded, hammered, and bent
Brianna

Layl McDill

"Once upon a time each of us was a little kid. Everything was nonsense. We tried to figure it out. We wondered about everything. We wondered what was in the cupboard, the drawers, and boxes. We wondered how the calculator worked, or the dishwasher or a watch. We wondered what our stuffed animals...

Karen McKee

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